Foss NIRS DS3, User Manual

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Configurator, the Check Sample product is available in ISIscan Nova after you
have saved the new product.
Limits can be defined in three different ways in FossManager:
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Absolute limits
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Relative limits with a defined target
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Relative limits without a defined target
For the artificial check sample it is strongly recommended to use relative limits
without a defined target.
Relative limits without a defined target means that the limits are specified in
FossManager by the network administrator and the target is obtained by the
operator by running a Check Sample definition in ISIscan Nova.
Recommended limits/settings:
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Error Low: -3%
•
Warning Low: -2%
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Warning High: +2%
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Error High: +3%
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Target = Empty Example:
Fig. 104
The check sample definition will every time it is performed redefine the target for
the check sample but it will not change the limit settings (these can only be
changed in FossManager).
1. Select the check sample product and tick the box on the right-hand side so the
Product name changes to 'Check Sample (Definition)'
Fig. 105
2. Place the check sample in the instrument using the small cup holder.
3. Close the lid.
4. Click Start to analyse the check sample. The check sample will now go
through a series of analysis. ISIscan Nova may ask you for a Sample number
(depending on settings in Operation profile. A Sample number is not required,
but if you have more than one check sample it could be wise to enter the Serial
number of the check sample in this field for future reference.
5. Result for the check sample definition is displayed after analysis and this
target is stored in ISIscan Nova as the target value for the check sample test.
1. Select the check sample product (box to the right should not be ticked)